Honda Ridgeline MagnaFlow Stainless Catback Exhaust t and releases the VTM-4 lock at 18 mph (29 km/h)[1] [2].The all-wheel drive system has been tested on and has completed the following obstacle course by Honda engineers.The list of test courses includes:28-degree dirt hill, Sand hill, Water pit, Rock roads, Embedded log course, Step-up, step-down, Sand drag strip, Gully course, Ground contact course, Washboard road, Frame twister, Power hop hill (23-degree slope with rippled surface), Gravel road, Startable grade,The Honda Ridgeline Won the Baja 1000 (November 6) in the Stock Mini Class. All vehicles in the Stock Mini Class compete with a sto

Features for your Honda Ridgeline

• Increase exhaust flow, and reduce back pressure
• Mandrel bent tubing eliminates common restrictions
• Constructed of 400 series stainless steel tubing that lasts the life of the vehicle.
• Easy to install - includes factory-style hangers and installation hardware.
• Polished stainless steel muffler and tip(s) for show stopping looks.

MagnaFlow Stainless Catback Exhaust The Ridgeline is powered by a transversely mounted J35A91, (2006-2008) J35Z5, (2009-????) 3.5 L V6 with a five and six speed automatic transmission.The all-wheel drive system operates in front-wheel drive mode under normal conditions and automatically transfers power to either rear wheel via a locking differential when it senses a loss of traction in the front. The VTM-4 system can be locked in first, second or reverse gears at speeds under 18 mph (29 km/h).The VTM-4 lock (rear diff lock) works in full rear power mode up until 6 mph (9.7 km/h) then it gradually transitions to power to the fron